Budwig's flaxseed and oleander

[Guest guest]

Budwig maintained that her diet and protocol had to be rigidly adhered

to or it would not be successful. In that, it has been proven that

she was quite mistaken and a great many have had success using

flaxseed and cottage cheese or yogurt in a healthy overall protocol.

 

That is fortunate, because many people find her protocol very

difficult to rigidly follow.

 

The protocol I recommend is pretty darn good, in my humble opinion:

 

/anticancer.htm

 

According to Marc Swanepoel, Budwig's flaxseed mix is quite compatible

and desirable to be used along with oleander.

 

 

oleander soup , " Dr. Loretta Lanphier "

<drlanphier wrote:

>

> I have also wondered about this. Dr. Budwig said that her protocol

had a

> 98% cure rate especially with those whom conventional medicine had

given up

> on. I would think that Oleander would possibly be compliant since it is

> plant and has not been synthesized in the lab. However, you would

need more

> than just a good overall diet...I would suggest that it be Dr. Budwig's

> particular diet. Along with sunshine, exercise, dealing with toxic

> emotions, etc.

>

>

>

> As you know, Tony, the " correct " Budwig Protocol (there are many

" versions "

> on the Internet however it is important to use the correct ratios)

is pretty

> intense (for most people changing lifestyle will be intense) but

when done

> correctly so many are getting really good results. Possibly adding the

> Oleander would make that percentage rate go even higher.

>

>

>

> We are moving into new offices during the next two-three weeks

(taking our

> time to get everything up and going) and along with nutritional

balancing

> for cancer we will have a hyperbaric chamber (large enough so that it

> doesn't cause claustrophobia) along with some other hi-tech

modalities. It

> will be all about oxygenating the body. I would love to include

Oleander in

> some of our protocols and will talk with Marc about this. I believe

that

> the programs that I have set up will be very healing for a lot of

> degenerative disease, not just cancer. Any way, I am excited at the

> possibilities! The Budwig Protocol will be at the foundation for

most of

> the protocols.

>

>

>

> " Over 50% of Dr. Budwig's patients were doctors or relatives of

doctors who

> knew why in such a serious disease they would rely on the experiences of

> this brilliant physicist, chemist and pharmacologist rather than

follow the

> prevailing opinion which says that tumors must be destroyed through

> chemotherapy and radiation. "

>

> From the back cover of Dr. Budwig's last book: Cancer - The Problem

and The

> Solution

>

>

>

> " The overall success rate of my method is nearly 98%. "

>

> paraphrasing Dr. Budwig speaking to a reporter

>

>

>

> " And what do I actually do? I give cancer patients simple, natural

foods.

> That is all. I take sick people out of the hospital, when it is said

there

> that they do not have more than an hour or two left to live, that the

> scientifically attested diagnosis is at hand and that the patient is

> completely moribund. In most cases I can help even these patients

quickly

> and conclusively. "

>

> Dr. Johanna Budwig in Flax Oil as a True Aid

>

>

>

> " Of all the nutritional theories that I have investigated, Dr. Johanna

> Budwig's is definitely number one ... Nowhere in the world have I

found not

> even remotely such fantastic cases as with Dr. Budwig. It's phenomenal. "

> Lothar Hirneise, eminent German cancer researcher and author of

Chemotherapy

> Heals Cancer and The Earth Is Flat

>

>

>

>

>

> Be Well,

> Loretta

>

 

>

>

>

> I would love to see a study about what the results would be if a

>

> person did the fresh ground flaxseed and cottage cheese/yogurt combo

>

> of Joanna Budwigs, along with oleander and a good overall diet,

>

> lifestyle and natural anti-cancer protocol.

>

>

>

> I would guess over 90%.

>

>

>

> >

[Guest guest]

You say flaxseed and cottage cheese or yogurt, do you mean flaxseed instead of flaxseed oil?Tony wrote: Budwig maintained that her diet and protocol had to be rigidly adheredto or it would not be successful. In that, it has been proven thatshe was quite mistaken and a great many have had success usingflaxseed and cottage cheese or yogurt in a healthy overall protocol.That is fortunate, because many people find her protocol verydifficult to rigidly follow.The protocol I recommend is pretty darn

good, in my humble opinion:/anticancer.htmAccording to Marc Swanepoel, Budwig's flaxseed mix is quite compatibleand desirable to be used along with oleander.Tonyoleander soup , "Dr. Loretta Lanphier"<drlanphier wrote:>> I have also wondered about this. Dr. Budwig said that her protocolhad a> 98% cure rate especially with those whom conventional medicine hadgiven up> on. I would think that Oleander would possibly be compliant since it is> plant and has not been synthesized in the lab. However, you wouldneed more> than just a good overall diet...I would suggest that it be Dr. Budwig's> particular diet. Along with sunshine, exercise, dealing with toxic> emotions, etc.> > >

> As you know, Tony, the "correct" Budwig Protocol (there are many"versions"> on the Internet however it is important to use the correct ratios)is pretty> intense (for most people changing lifestyle will be intense) butwhen done> correctly so many are getting really good results. Possibly adding the> Oleander would make that percentage rate go even higher.> > > > We are moving into new offices during the next two-three weeks(taking our> time to get everything up and going) and along with nutritionalbalancing> for cancer we will have a hyperbaric chamber (large enough so that it> doesn't cause claustrophobia) along with some other hi-techmodalities. It> will be all about oxygenating the body. I would love to includeOleander in> some of our protocols and will talk with Marc about this. I believethat> the programs that I have set up will be

very healing for a lot of> degenerative disease, not just cancer. Any way, I am excited at the> possibilities! The Budwig Protocol will be at the foundation formost of> the protocols.> > > > "Over 50% of Dr. Budwig's patients were doctors or relatives ofdoctors who> knew why in such a serious disease they would rely on the experiences of> this brilliant physicist, chemist and pharmacologist rather thanfollow the> prevailing opinion which says that tumors must be destroyed through> chemotherapy and radiation."> > From the back cover of Dr. Budwig's last book: Cancer - The Problemand The> Solution> > > > "The overall success rate of my method is nearly 98%."> > paraphrasing Dr. Budwig speaking to a reporter > > > > "And what do I actually do? I give cancer patients simple,

naturalfoods.> That is all. I take sick people out of the hospital, when it is saidthere> that they do not have more than an hour or two left to live, that the> scientifically attested diagnosis is at hand and that the patient is> completely moribund. In most cases I can help even these patientsquickly> and conclusively."> > Dr. Johanna Budwig in Flax Oil as a True Aid> > > > "Of all the nutritional theories that I have investigated, Dr. Johanna> Budwig's is definitely number one ... Nowhere in the world have Ifound not> even remotely such fantastic cases as with Dr. Budwig. It's phenomenal."> Lothar Hirneise, eminent German cancer researcher and author ofChemotherapy> Heals Cancer and The Earth Is Flat> > > > > > Be Well,> Loretta> > > > > > >

> > > > > I would love to see a study about what the results would be if a> > person did the fresh ground flaxseed and cottage cheese/yogurt combo> > of Joanna Budwigs, along with oleander and a good overall diet,> > lifestyle and natural anti-cancer protocol.> > > > I would guess over 90%.> > > > Tony>

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Actually,

her comments from her books and other sources did suggest that she gave some

leadway and used words like “suggest”, “probably”, etc.

When I read her books I really don’t see a militant type of person.

I believe that the militantcy comes in because when you give patients an inch

then they take a mile. I know, because I used to be one. J It is

much easier to say follow the protocol and change your life than to get into a “what

about xyz food? Can I have that?”

 

She

acutally did say you could use yogurt but it would have to be almost tripled in

quantity or you can strain it and use what is left which would be a very dry

cottage cheese consistancy.

 

No

protocol is too rigid if it will save your life, in my opinion. My cancer

protocol was much more rigid in that I was doing something just about 24/7—diet

AND supplements. That’s ok becaues I knew that it took me years to

get sick and I could certainly afford whatever time it took to get well. Any

type of a “have to” lifestyle change will be considered rigid at

first. Humans don’t like change because it is not comfortable and

is unknown. It takes about 21 days to break one habit---so for a complete

lifestyle change it does take commitment, desire and discipline. There is a

saying: “Either take the time to be well or you WILL take the time

to be sick.” We need to realize that there are no quick fixes and

it must be a whole body protocol dealing with mind, body and spirit. The

body needs time to heal and we need to give it the time it needs.

Whatever a person was doing before they got sick needs to change drastically

because obviously it didn’t work.

 

Also,

many do the protocol and get well. It literally amazes me because I have

been around alternative cancer oncology for a while and have not seen results

in this high percentage rate and for many in a very short amount of time.

But we do have to remember that patient compliance does enter into this

tremendously. No one can control what goes on at home and whether or not

the person is actually being compliant, “thinks” they are being

compliant or absolutely not being compliant but yet saying they are. Yes,

I have had cancer patients sit across from me and absolutely lie about their

compliance. <sigh> It all boils down to whether or not a person

really believes they will get well and whether or not they really want to get

well.

 

Well, if Marc says that it is

compatible then it would certainly be something to try out. There is a

girl in South Africa that is very successfully utilizing the BP with cancer

patients. I have communicated with her and she does recommend other

supplements to use, but only after she has tested them using the EIS (Electro

Interstitial Scanner). According to her: “There

is such a thin line between supplements to be taken or not and the correct

dosage that I refuse to make recommendations to people without being able to

scan and monitor their progress - with only enzyme supplements being the exception.”

 

Be Well

Loretta

 

 

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Budwig

maintained that her diet and protocol had to be rigidly adhered

to

or it would not be successful. In that, it has been proven that

she

was quite mistaken and a great many have had success using

flaxseed

and cottage cheese or yogurt in a healthy overall protocol.

 

That

is fortunate, because many people find her protocol very

difficult

to rigidly follow.

 

The

protocol I recommend is pretty darn good, in my humble opinion:

 

/anticancer.htm

 

According

to Marc Swanepoel, Budwig's flaxseed mix is quite compatible

and

desirable to be used along with oleander.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Again, the fresher, the better. Vacuum packed or packed under nitrogen

flaxseed oil is as fresh as you are going to get. Those seeds in any

store are already aged, that is somewhat oxidized. The benefit in flax

seeds and flax seed oil is in the non-oxidized fatty acids.

 

By the way lignans are proteins, not fatty acids. Some lignans help

heal a person, some cause irritation and damage, and the effect can

vary from individual to individual.

 

Dr. Goebel

 

 

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Hi

Dr. Goebel

 

You

are absolutely correct. But it is the high ratio of Omega 3’s contained

in flaxoil to balance an oversupply of omega 6 fatty acids and hydrogenated

fats in the Western diet. Of all plant oils, flax oil is the richest source of these

omega 3 acids (naturally occurring variations not considered, 100 g of oil

contain 72g of polyunsaturated fatty acids, 54g of which are omega 3 acids). Dr.

B did not recommend the High Lignan Flaxseed Oil that some companies carry. And,

with the BP it is the emulsification between the cottage cheese and the flax

seed oil that makes it bio-available to the cell and to where most people

tolerate it very well. Her protocol, as you know, was very scientific in

nature…maybe not perfect, but surely gets more results than most anything

else as far as diet goes.

 

The flaxseed oil is combined with protein (or more

precisely, sulphurated amino acids such as liberally found in cottage cheese)

to allow the highly unsaturated fatty acids to become water-soluble, thus

bypassing the need for an (often) diseased or impaired liver to break down the

unsaturated fat by its own efforts. Quote: “The lipotropic protein

connections, e.g. Cystein, as they are found in ... cottage cheese or nuts are

able to make water-soluble the ...highly unsaturated fatty acids in seed oils.

And that is what matters. When you mix together ... cottage cheese and flaxseed

oil in your blender (emersion type is best) the fat becomes

water-soluble” and thereby immediately available for use by the body. In

this manner, the necessary “spark plugs” are provided for cells to

“breathe”, optimally detoxify and function, even more so when

additionally combining the flax oil cottage cheese mix with an optimized

sugar-free diet devoid of respiratory poisons [substances which inhibit

cellular respiration] but containing much raw organic food.”

 

I

have also found that most people with active cancer will go through a healing

crisis sometime during the first 3-4 months while on the BP. This is when

many will say they cannot tolerate it, the cancer is growing (which many times

it does before it begins to heal), they are dairy intolerant, it made my big

toe hurt (not really, just kidding!), etc. Going through a healing crisis

is not fun especially for someone who is already sick. But the cancer

patient needs to be reassured that a healing crisis indicates that the protocol

is most probably working…sometimes it needs to be slowed down a bit in

order to allow the body to remove toxins and to “catch-up”.

So getting the patient through this particular part of healing is paramount to

success.

 

Most

successful protocols will cause the body to go through a healing crisis/detoxification

process…again, a good thing as the body cannot heal unless toxins are

removed.

 

Be

Well

Loretta

 

 

 

 

 

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By

the way lignans are proteins, not fatty acids. Some lignans help heal a

person, some cause irritation and damage, and the effect can vary from individual

to individual.

 

Dr.

Goebel